While Bugattis and Koenigseggs are cruising the streets in other parts of the world, in Düsseldorf, it's the Zondas from Pagani that occasionally make appearances. This one, in particular, has been seen here a few times before, and it's not the only Pagani owned by the fortunate individual.
When it comes to photographing cars, it's quite different from 20 years ago. Nowadays, there are various social media platforms and programs that connect photographers like never before. So when a Pagani enters the city, it hardly goes unnoticed, spreading like wildfire. For about two years, it has become a trend for almost every major city to have an Instagram page with live uploads. If you spot an exclusive, rare, or expensive car in the city, you can create a story and tag it there. In a short time, you can see what's cruising around town on that page. It makes spotting these amazing cars effortless, and you don't have to go out of your way to see some cool rides. So, if you want to catch a glimpse of some cool cars, it's a huge advantage.
However, as with anything, there are downsides to this seemingly great thing. Firstly, spotting doesn't have the same charm anymore. Only one person gets that magical "wow" moment when a hypercar unexpectedly passes by. Everyone else who views the story already has high expectations, and it's just not the same. Secondly, it attracts a lot of people, which can be a significant drawback. Anyone who's experienced this knows how annoying it can be when 50 people gather around a car, making it impossible to take pictures. Looking at the Zonda's pictures, it doesn't seem to have attracted too many onlookers yet, but that can change at any time. For photographers trying to capture beautiful shots, it's not always fun.
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